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Housing List.Pdf The purpose of this list is to provide students with housing options in the surrounding areas. The information on this list is provided for the student for information purposes only and is not influenced by the School of Osteopathic Medicine. We do not specifically endorse any of the housing options listed within this document. Campbell University and CUSOM are not responsible for the experience of students on their choice of housing locations. ANGIER/LILLINGTON/GARNER BENSON/COATS/ ERWIN/ DUNN Abberly Place (Garner) www.liveabberlyplace.com Creekside at 6th (Lillington) Clay Brewer of Brewer Partners (910 814 3223) http://www.creeksideatsixth.com/ Dutch Villas (Benson) Tom Abdolla (919 207 0123) Highlander Green (Coats) Fred and Kit Genet (910) - 893-9465 (landline) (910) - 890-3520 (Fred cell) [email protected] https://hgreen.smugmug.com/ Duplex Apartments located 5 minutes from Campbell University. Please call or see website for current rental rates. Maximum 2 adults per unit. We strive to maintain a quiet environment, since about 70% of our units are occupied by Campbell graduate students (no undergrads), with the rest occupied by working professionals and others who desire a peaceful setting. Description: 1000 Square Feet, 2 bedrooms with walk-in closets, 2 bathrooms, living room with coat/linen closet, dining room, full kitchen with pantry, laundry room, custom cabinets throughout, patio and outdoor storage room. All units are non-smoking. No parties. Appliances: garbage disposal, dishwasher, microwave, stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer. Craig Matthews Realty (Coats) Craig and Denise Matthews have been in the rental business since the 80’s and both graduated from Campbell University. Craig Matthews Realty offers 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, as well as 1, 2, and 3 bedroom houses in the town of Coats, only minutes from CUSOM. Our rentals include lawn maintenance, stove, refrigerator, central heating/air, and mini blinds. If you are on a budget and have student loans, we offer Washington Street Apartments, where rent is based on your finances. This is a wonderful equal housing opportunity, and you may be eligible to live RENT FREE! Please contact Denise Matthews (919) 669-2572. Brick Mill Roads Apartments 4 energy-efficient apartments catering to pharmacy and graduate students, only 2.5 miles from campus. One bedroom apartments rent for $550 (600 square feet) to $600 (800 square feet) per month. Deposit is $550 to $600. Rent includes water and trash, washer/dryer, stove, refrigerator, blinds and walk-in closet. Contact Bicket & Judy Turlington 919-820-1857 (cell) or (910)-897-7321. Address: 1273 Brick Mill Rd., Coats, NC. Turlington Real Estate Lucia Turlington at (910)892-0461/(919)697-6905 [email protected] www.turlingtonregroup.com RE/MAX Advantage Susan Chriscoe at (919)235-5061 [email protected] www.SusanChriscoe.com Ann Milton Realty Group Ann Milton Ann Milton Realty Group Contact Info: Phone: 910-814-1012 Email: [email protected] Page Properties – Lillington www.PageProperties.biz (a small rental company) has several properties for rent 6.1 miles from CUSOM. Rentals are rentals currently full, but usually open up in the summer months. All rentals are located in Lillington: 1311A South 12th Street - $900/month* (3 bedroom, 2 bath) – available on May 7, 2018 1311B South 12th Street - $725/month* 1313 South 12th Street - $825/month* 1315 South 12th Street (back efficiency apartment) - $525/month** *possible discount (not to exceed $50/month for leases more than one year) **possible discount (not to exceed $25/month for leases more than one year) Contact Bill Page [email protected] (919) 969-7130 office or visit www.pageproperties.biz New 1 bedroom apartments These new, one-bedroom Prince Quarters Luxury Loft Apartments are located in historic downtown Dunn (12 miles from Available 6/1/17 campus) and feature hardwood floors and granite countertops. Monthly rent includes all appliances, water, and electricity. Apartments range from 725 to 900 square feet and rent from $900 to $1000 per month. **No pets allowed. Contact Elmore Realty (910) 892-6900. 4 Rooms for Rent in Angier Four rooms for rent in Angier home. Total rent for the home is $1500/month. Each room is $375 per month. Contact Home Jonathan Bridges at [email protected] or call/text (919) 634-4482. For house photos and details, check https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/45-Sterling-Way-Angier-NC-27501/71869786_zpid/?view=public. Room for Rent 10 Minutes Private bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and laundry access. $500 a month rent includes Wifi and utilities. $250 non-refundable from Campus deposit. Call (919) 414-0259 if interested. Cottage for Rent in Dunn Completely furnished cottage for rent, located on I-95, 3 miles south of Dunn. Includes big screen TV, internet, lights, water, heat & air. Private entrance and access to outside grill, fire pit, and 18 X 36 pool. $800/month rent. Call Loretta at (919) 820- 2243. 2 Rooms for Rent 2 Miles from 2 rooms for rent in a new home located just over 2 miles from campus. Rooms are fully furnished. Rent ($400/month) CUSOM includes utilities, laundry, large screen TV’s, Wi-Fi, yard maintenance, and cooking privileges. Owners plan on dividing time between two homes. Husband is a Campbell Law graduate, local church pastor, and graduate level professor. Wife teaches at a Christian school in Raleigh. Please contact Greg Lawson at [email protected] or leave a voicemail at (919) 218-4676. 2 Bedroom, 1 ½ Bath 1008 square feet, 2 bedroom/1.5 bathroom townhome for rent in Lillington. Townhome is on a quiet dead-end street, close Townhome for Rent in to all amenities, and walking distance to downtown. No smoking, no pets. Unit has new carpet and fresh paint. Washer and Lillington dryer hook-up provided. Looking for quiet, professional students. Rent is $850/month with $850 damage deposit on a 1-year lease. Power and water will be in renter’s name, and proof of established utilities must be provided before move-in. Credit check and criminal background check required. Please call (919) 454-8298, and leave message if no answer. Home and Townhome for Home is at 1106 W. Harnett Street in Dunn, near Harnett Primary. It has 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, with a screened-in porch Rent in Dunn and wired carport. Rent is $725 per month. Home has new paint, carpet, and a great backyard that is fenced. Contact Melissa Scott at (910) 658-2685. Townhome is located at 115 Brightwood Circle in Dunn. It has 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. Rent is $750 per month. Unit has new paint, carpet, and a great backyard that is fenced. Contact Melissa Scott at (910) 658-2685. 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath Duplex for 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom duplex available for rent in Dunn (17 minutes from CUSOM). Current second year CUSOM student Rent (Dunn) lives there now and will be moving out. Rent is $400-$450 per month. Contact the property owner for more information: Dale McLeod (919) 291-7447. 1 Bedroom/1 Bath Apartment 1 bedroom/1 bathroom apartment with carport 7 miles (10 minutes) from CUSOM. Rent is $400/month, which includes for rent near Angier water, electricity, washer, and dryer. Available furnished or unfurnished. Beautiful, quiet, country location. Perfect for the serious student. No smoking; no pets. Contact (919) 302-9029. 2 Bedroom/2 Bath House for 2 bedroom/2 bathroom house for rent with dining room, living room, sunroom, and 2 bonus rooms upstairs. Home is close rent in Coats to campus and Betsy Johnson/Central Harnett Hospitals. It is an old farmhouse/cottage style home with lots of spring and summer flowers. The rent is $800/month, and the owner is Doug Turner, a local attorney. He and his family are neighbors, and this house is perfect for a family or couple. Doug also has other rentals available. If interested, please contact Doug Turner at (910) 890-9332 or email: [email protected]. 2 Bedroom/2 Bath Unit Newly remodeled 2 bed/2 bath unit for rent 10 minutes from Campus just outside of Erwin near the Harnett County Airport. outside of Erwin for Rent New A/C unit, flooring, paint, stove, refrigerator, microwave and bathroom vanities. Has a front and back porch. No pets allowed / no smoking. Small storage building as well. All applicants must fill out a credit report before consideration of tenancy (cost: $25). Rent is $700 / month and security deposit is $700. Contact (919) 207-7169 from 8am – 8pm. 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home for 3 bedroom, 2 bath (brick) home for rent in Lillington (619 Kivett Road, Lillington). 2-3 minute drive to campus. 2,200 square Rent in Lillington feet, no pets. Rent is $1300/month, includes washer/dryer, fridge, lawn care and trash pick-up. If interested, call Jeff (910) 890-6396. 3 Bedroom, 1 ½ Bath Home Home with a warm heart! Adorable 3 bedroom, 1 ½ bath home situated on a large corner lot. The home boasts a large front for Rent (Dunn) window for natural light in a nice sized living area. The kitchen is medium sized with a dining area and plenty of cabinets and a pantry. Large sized closets and great location. Home is within walking distance to Primary, Elementary, and Middle schools, grocery store, First Presbyterian Church, Urgent Care, Pharmacy, and Medical facilities. $800 monthly rent / $800 deposit. Address: 1006 North General Lee Ave., Dunn, NC. Contact Lisa Bradham, School of Education at Campbell University at (919) 524-7919 or email [email protected]. 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home for 3 bedroom, 1 bath home for rent in a quiet neighborhood in Dunn. Convenient to shopping and restaurants.
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